Gardening Australia ep.22 2016

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Gardening Australia provides practical, realistic, and credible horticultural and gardening advice, inspiring and entertaining all Australian gardeners around the nation.


1. Choosing Cuttings
Tino explains what cuttings to take at what time of year
2. Pocket City Farm
Costa visits an old bowling club that has been transformed into a new community hub complete with kitchen garden, food forest and restaurant
3. FAQs - Watering Indoor Plants | Ripe Bananas | Pots for Citrus
John explains when to water indoor plants in winter, Jerry explains how to tell when bananas are ripe and Josh shows what sized pots are best for citrus
4. Cold Frame
Tino shows how to build one of the niftiest things to have in the garden through the colder months
5. Clematis
In this plant profile, John takes a look at the Clematis
6. The Garden Gang
Find out what to do in your garden this weekend from the Garden Gang
7. Kokedama
Jane gets her hands dirty making kokedama - Japanese moss balls
8. Cup and Saucer Vine
In this plant profile, John takes a look at the Cup and Saucer Vine
9. A Creative Combination
Josh drops in on a couple to check out their secluded, private garden that cleverly mixes artistry and plants
Gardening Australia ep.22 2016
Gardening Australia ep.22 2016

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